Ranchi: Ranchi Municipal Corporation (RMC) has installed over 300 temporary changing rooms across 61 ghats in the city to to ensure convenience and privacy for Chhath Puja devotees. The strategically placed changing rooms are designed to manage the surge in devotees while preventing congestion.
RMC administrator Sandeep Singh said, “The temporary changing rooms provide privacy, particularly for women, and support the spiritual environment of the ghats.”
Renu Devi, a devotee from Dhurwa, said, “As a woman, I feel more comfortable knowing there's a safe and private space to change.” The RMC has also enhanced security and sanitation facilities at all major ghats.
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